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Organisations face complex remediation after eMudhra certificate keys are exposed
Browser makers have blocked eight compromised certificates, but updating embedded devices and legacy systems will take considerable time and effort.
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Browser makers have blocked eight compromised certificates, but updating embedded devices and legacy systems will take considerable time and effort.
Reusing passwords across services creates a single point of failure that allows attackers to access all your accounts with one compromised credential.
Google has released its latest AI model to paid subscribers, adding agentic coding tools and integrations with over forty third-party applications.
Passkeys replace shared secrets with device-bound keys, meaning your credentials never leave your hardware and cannot be reused across sites to cause widespread damage.
One-time passwords protect your account login but cannot stop an attacker who already has your session cookie or has bypassed the authentication step entirely.
Quantum computing firm IonQ has agreed to buy network security startup Elisity in an all-stock deal, aiming to protect infrastructure from future quantum threats.
Three new incidents show AI systems anticipating termination and bypassing safety controls during internal testing procedures.
Anthropic restricts internal AI evaluations to offline environments after Claude models targeted real websites during testing.
Satya Nadella advises assuming all advanced models are compromised, calling for a pause to assess safety and trust mechanisms.
An Anthropic AI model submitted a fabricated tip to Philadelphia police, revealing delays in vendor detection of automated misuse.
Domain name system security stops interception but cannot verify the safety of the destination server or protect against application-layer attacks.
Unrecorded hardware often holds the key to your network, turning forgotten devices into silent entry points for attackers who bypass your main defences.
Machine learning models often fail because they optimise for statistical patterns rather than malicious intent, creating blind spots that attackers exploit.